things that are good, monday edition
MiFu2, day 8
Tea units: 3.5 black w/goat milk and honey, 1 mint, 1 ginger
Procrastination methods: Memes. Poking around in screen caps, wishing for an awesome Spock Prime/Gaila icon. Making tea. Making more tea.
Actual writing: Added about 200 words to this weekend's effort, and improved the ones that were there. Surgical removal of problem area seems to have had desired effect. Progress!
*knocks wood with pompoms*
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Random content: Other things I have loved in the past 3.5 days
+ Kate Beaton's latest comic, bwah-ha-ha! LOVE. --> Nero and Agrippina
+ Jess Fink (finkenstein) continues her series of comics based on TNG episodes, now with Picard time-travel and macking! MAKE OUTS FOR PICARD 2010, OUR GOAL HAS BEEN REACHED!
+ I love tilt-shift photography, and video that's made from it fills me with glee. This one was made from over 35,000 photos, taken in New York City last August.
FOOTNOTES:
1. A tutorial for simulating tilt-shift using Photoshop is here.
2. The Tilt-Shift Miniature Fakes Pool on Flickr.
Tea units: 3.5 black w/goat milk and honey, 1 mint, 1 ginger
Procrastination methods: Memes. Poking around in screen caps, wishing for an awesome Spock Prime/Gaila icon. Making tea. Making more tea.
Actual writing: Added about 200 words to this weekend's effort, and improved the ones that were there. Surgical removal of problem area seems to have had desired effect. Progress!
*knocks wood with pompoms*
***
Random content: Other things I have loved in the past 3.5 days
+ Kate Beaton's latest comic, bwah-ha-ha! LOVE. --> Nero and Agrippina
+ Jess Fink (finkenstein) continues her series of comics based on TNG episodes, now with Picard time-travel and macking! MAKE OUTS FOR PICARD 2010, OUR GOAL HAS BEEN REACHED!
+ I love tilt-shift photography, and video that's made from it fills me with glee. This one was made from over 35,000 photos, taken in New York City last August.
You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com
FOOTNOTES:
1. A tutorial for simulating tilt-shift using Photoshop is here.
2. The Tilt-Shift Miniature Fakes Pool on Flickr.